Thoughts on Malala

The Malala interview was a very touching and moving one. The Talibans shot her for trying to learn, and go to school. She was shot because she protested that women couldn’t go to school. She ended up in a hospital, then she was flown to Birmingham, England for further treatment. She said when she woke up, there was a tube in her throat that kept her from talking, so she asked for a pen and paper. She wrote and prayed and thanked god because she lived. Malala still lives in Birmingham, but dreams of going back to Pakistan to go to school and become a politician.

Malala said she didn’t want to become a politician and instead, she wanted to be a doctor, but after that bullet hit her, she said that she wanted to be a politician and make sure that every girl goes to school, in the world. The Taliban thought they could “silence Malala by killing her” but instead “they gave her an even stronger voice, which can now be heard all over the world”

I agree that she should be able to go to school, and that she should have the will to. I believe that everyone in the world should be allowed to go to school, I (personally) think that the laws, in whichever countries may have them, be lifted so women can go to school, so everyone can go to school. I think it was right for Malala to speak out and protest against schooling laws, and that even though she may have died in the process, it is worth dying having said or done something, than nothing at all.

Malala is a very kind, generous, and loving person. She loves to help kids, and adults worldwide, her efforts are towards the schooling laws, and she wishes that they are lifted. She has to be very flexible, and giving to be able to do what she does. She was very brave and courageous when she stood up for her beliefs, and is, right. I believe that Malala’s cause will be resolved.

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